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  1. I try to get some greens in with every meal and spinach is great in fruit smoothies. You can’t really taste it but it does make it a less appealing color.  If you really want to turn your smoothie into a super food use kale, but you can taste that.  Its a matter of what’s more important, tasty breakfast or super nutrition. 
    I know you don’t care for processed dairy but I usually use cottage cheese or greek yogurt as my protein source.  Sometimes I will use tofu as well.  I agree with staying away from protein powders but I still use a little occasionally, the unflavored ones made from eggs.  Raw eggs?  I can’t get my brain to say its ok, I can’t even eat an egg sunny side up. 
     I’ll have to try adding some avocado or coconut oil for fat, good idea.  I was using flax seed as an omega 3 source for a while and sometimes use almonds.  The blenders they have out these days are amazing, they grind through anything.  I’ve tried juicing and didn’t like it at all, there’s just too much waste of good food.

    1. keeponkeepnon    sounds like you’ve got it goin’ on with your smoothies.  in some past shake posts i write about throwing in spinach or some of the greens powders.  all good stuff in my book.   yeah, some people don’t dig the raw eggs, although once they’re in the shake you wouldn’t be able tell.  fat, protein, carbs… keep it up man!

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